Other stories by Shelley D. Hutchins

• Exhibition on a Craftsman’s Tools and Techniques

  An array of hand and power tools are interspersed with the sculptures they were used to create in this inventive exhibition called Hammer Chisel Drill: Noguchi’s Studio Practice.

• ASID Creates Workshop on REGREEN Implementation

  REGREEN is a program from the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and the U.S. Green Building Council that provides third-party certification for green residential remodeling projects.

• Lighting for Tomorrow Winners Named

  Organized by the American Lighting Association, the Consortium for Energy Efficiency, and the Underwriters Laboratory, the Lighting for Tomorrow competition celebrates its tenth anniversary this year.

• SCI-Arc Creates Comprehensive Digital Archive

  More than 700 speakers covering 3,000 architecture, design, engineering, and construction topics now can be seen and heard online by anyone from anywhere in the world. SCI-Arc recently created a comprehensive digital archive containing videos of all public events that took place at the school since...

• Domestic Objets d’Art on Display in Toronto

  Concurrent exhibitions examine the artistic nature of everyday items used in the home.

• Famed Regional Architect Goes International

  After 11 years going to work in Alexandria, Va., David Jameson, FAIA, moved his studio to the Tenleytown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. this past May.

• Contemporary Art Featured in New Exhibition Program at the Glass House

  These displays also will enliven the numerous outbuildings that Johnson built throughout the 49-acre campus.

• Design Competition for Small Projects Now Open

  The AIA’s Small Project Practitioners (SPP) Knowledge Community hosts an annual design competition for projects that are less than 5,000 square feet.

• Film on Modernist Coastal Houses

  Filmmakers from Coast Modern, a recently released documentary on Modernist coastal house design, journeyed from L.A. to Vancouver to visit houses built in the region’s characteristic outside-in style.

• Quiet Spaces Connect Nature and Design

  Meditation and yoga rooms must be tailored exactly to the clients’ needs.